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Speaker 1: Freedom Hut Thursday, August eleventh edition of the program. Actually
Speaker 1: forgot what the date was for a second with the
Speaker 1: day of the week was. That's how busy things have been.
Speaker 1: Gonna lot to discuss the FBI speaking out against people
Speaker 1: saying mean things, saying threatening things online after their raid
Speaker 1: of moral lago. People shouldn't say threatening things, but anybody,
Speaker 1: including the FBI. But why is the FBI director only
Speaker 1: speaking out on this after all the things that have happened.
Speaker 1: We'll discuss that. Plus there's doctor Fauci making the rounds
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Speaker 1: me want to vomit. And I will break that down
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Speaker 1: All right, now we have continued, continued fallout from the
Speaker 1: FBI situation. They I think are realizing the seriousness of
Speaker 1: that of that raid and what it has meant to people.
Speaker 1: And they can quibble over the definition of raid. They
Speaker 1: can say, oh, but what about the National Archives request.
Speaker 1: People who are viewing this honestly all over the country,
Speaker 1: even including some Democrats, recognize that this is a massive
Speaker 1: escalation in the Democrat deep state effort against Donald Trump. Here,
Speaker 1: for example, Senator Josh Holly saying that he does not
Speaker 1: believe and I don't either, that Joe Biden didn't know
Speaker 1: about an upcoming raid on his top presidential rival. I'd
Speaker 1: like to know what it was they were looking for
Speaker 1: in the first place. I mean, this is what Garland
Speaker 1: owes the American people an explanation, and frankly, so does
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, because I don't believe for a minute, not
Speaker 1: for a minute, that the White House was totally in
Speaker 1: the dark on this. This is Joe Biden's FBI, it
Speaker 1: is Joe Biden's doj and they have weaponized this FBI
Speaker 1: at every turn. They sent it after parents and call
Speaker 1: them domestic terrorists. This is an administration that tried to
Speaker 1: set up a disinformation board the police, the speech of
Speaker 1: Americans who questioned the vaccine, who had questions about masks.
Speaker 1: This is an administration that is totally, totally out of control,
Speaker 1: and I tell you it will take a long time
Speaker 1: to repair the basic constitutional norms and democratic norms here
Speaker 1: that this administration is trampling. Now, you would think, in
Speaker 1: this moment you have a sitting senator who is speaking
Speaker 1: in a way that I think is reflective of the
Speaker 1: sentiments of a lot of people all over the country
Speaker 1: right now. You would think that maybe the head of
Speaker 1: the FBI, when people are rightly very concerned that the
Speaker 1: FBI is being used as the Democrats own Stazi, that
Speaker 1: he would speak out and calm those fears. The FBI
Speaker 1: director has spoken out recently, but it is in only
Speaker 1: the service of calling threats against the FBI generally online
Speaker 1: deplorable and beyond the pale look. Violence against anybody, as
Speaker 1: a general rule is a bad thing, and violence against
Speaker 1: government employees because you're angry at the government is illegal, moronic,
Speaker 1: and counterproductive. But could the FBI director also say something
Speaker 1: along the lines of, we're not actually just preventing Donald
Speaker 1: Trump for running for president again, that's could he just
Speaker 1: calm those fears a little bit? He said just yesterday,
Speaker 1: I'm always concerned about threats to law enforcement. Violence against
Speaker 1: law enforcement is not the answer, no matter who you're
Speaker 1: upset with. Okay, fine, be concerned about threats of law enforcement. Below,
Speaker 1: do you think any of the people that are saying
Speaker 1: online how angry they're at the FBI, or are they
Speaker 1: really going to do anything. There's always a possibility of
Speaker 1: one lunatic. That's true in general, though. People are just
Speaker 1: very upset right now. So okay, you say that, we
Speaker 1: don't really need to hear that, because nobody who would
Speaker 1: ever even consider actually taking violence against a government employee
Speaker 1: into their own hands because they're upset about a policy
Speaker 1: or a decision like this, they're not going to care
Speaker 1: what the FBI director says, obviously, so the rest of
Speaker 1: us don't actually need to hear this. But he's saying
Speaker 1: it anyway. But if it's about okay, let's try to
Speaker 1: calm things down, maybe also speak to the FBI is
Speaker 1: absolutely not taking orders from a politicized hack of Merrick Garland.
Speaker 1: When it comes to this rate, this is not the
Speaker 1: Praetorian Guard, This is not regime security. This is about
Speaker 1: something or regime in parapetuity. This is something else going
Speaker 1: on here. But now what's fascinating is they're trying to
Speaker 1: do the Trump is the real the real victims here,
Speaker 1: the FBI agents. You're noticing that the FBI is the victim. Mmm,
Speaker 1: I don't think so. And also that Trump he's pouncing
Speaker 1: on this, seizing on this moment. Here's a Heilman over
Speaker 1: at MSNBC saying that this is Trump just doing this
Speaker 1: for publicity. The DOJ did not make this public. That
Speaker 1: was not They did not publicize this. This this search
Speaker 1: of the of Marlie. Donald Trump did. And it seems
Speaker 1: to me for the reasons that the choice is kind
Speaker 1: of implying that that's what this is all about. Trump.
Speaker 1: Trump took this public because he thought it was in
Speaker 1: his interest to not just to spur of these conspiracy theories,
Speaker 1: but then to put pressure on the DJA. What would
Speaker 1: they say. There's nothing they could say that wouldn't that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and the right wouldn't make part of their narrative.
Speaker 1: They'd be attacked for breaking with policy, they'd be attacked
Speaker 1: for journeying up Donald Trump, no matter what the words
Speaker 1: that came out of their author Notice, the problem is
Speaker 1: not the raid on the former president of the United States.
Speaker 1: The problem is his complaining about it. Wow, now you
Speaker 1: really see what we're up against. Friends, Just shut up
Speaker 1: while they rummage through your house for nine hours and
Speaker 1: go through all your stuff, go through your wife's closet
Speaker 1: looking for National Archives documents. What do you mean you're
Speaker 1: going to complain about that. Let's take Heileman's premise here
Speaker 1: for a second, a stupid person's idea of what an
Speaker 1: intelligent political analyst sounds like. What is the What is
Speaker 1: the DJ gonna say they're going to announce the raid preemptively. No,
Speaker 1: they don't do that. They tip off CNN and others. Well,
Speaker 1: they did that before with Roger Stone, and that looked
Speaker 1: really bad. And this is obviously even more of a
Speaker 1: sensitive political moment than that. So what exactly was the
Speaker 1: DOJ going to do? It's not up to them to
Speaker 1: take this public. It's up to the person who's been
Speaker 1: raided to take it public. But they don't care. They
Speaker 1: notice the FBI or the victims Trump is. Look At
Speaker 1: how quickly the narrative turns. Look At how quickly it
Speaker 1: goes from hold on, hold on, let's wait for the facts.
Speaker 1: You see, they say that because they delay the outrage
Speaker 1: that we should all rightly feeling. By delaying it, they
Speaker 1: subdue it. By delaying it, they dissipate it. That's the
Speaker 1: whole game, that's the plan, the bureaucratic slow roll. So
Speaker 1: this is why they say, do you just wait for
Speaker 1: the facts. Wait for the facts. It's been a few
Speaker 1: days and now they're saying, yeah, Trump's making a big
Speaker 1: deal of this. FBI agents are having their feelings hurt.
Speaker 1: That's how quickly it changes. This is why they don't
Speaker 1: want it to sink in as it happens to people.
Speaker 1: They want to slap America across the face and say
Speaker 1: I didn't slap you across the face. That was somebody else.
Speaker 1: And then by the time the sting of the slap
Speaker 1: starts to fade, they go, it was your fault. You
Speaker 1: were asking for it. Oh, okay, gas lighting, my friends.
Speaker 1: It's fascinating how they do it, isn't it. Ah, It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Honestly unbelievable. Now we can talk about Fouchis being of
Speaker 1: unbelievable Fouchi for a second. I cannot tell you how
Speaker 1: horrible he is in just this one podcast, because every
Speaker 1: time I see a person walking around outside on the
Speaker 1: street in ninety degree weather here in New York City
Speaker 1: with an un ninety five mask on, Fauci could do
Speaker 1: such a kindness to these people. He is putting them
Speaker 1: through discomfort. He is. It's like a hair shirt for
Speaker 1: the hashtag science religious cult. He is making them go
Speaker 1: through this discomfort for no reason. If he were as
Speaker 1: even a vaguely decent person, which he is not, he
Speaker 1: would say, guys, there is literally zero scientific basis for
Speaker 1: masking up outside. There's no scientific as if you look
Speaker 1: at the real data inside either. But I don't even
Speaker 1: put that aside. Masking up outside is absolutely pointless. You're
Speaker 1: making yourself uncomfortable and people should see your face. If
Speaker 1: he was a decent human being, he would say he
Speaker 1: would just go out and say that, But he would
Speaker 1: disappoint his fans. See, they want to be told keep masking,
Speaker 1: keep getting shots, keep being scared. They want Grandpa Fauci
Speaker 1: telling them what to do. It's pathetic. But here he
Speaker 1: is in an interview telling everybody that there are people
Speaker 1: going to med school specifically because of how awesome Fauci is,
Speaker 1: how amazing Fauci is, so much integrity, so much. This
Speaker 1: is coming from him. It's called the Faucci effect, which
Speaker 1: is sort of like, you know, trust me. I'm I
Speaker 1: don't get excited about that. I mean, it's nice, but
Speaker 1: I mean it's people go to medical school now. People
Speaker 1: are interested in science not because of me, because people
Speaker 1: most people don't know me who I am. My friends
Speaker 1: know of me, my wife knows me, but people don't
Speaker 1: know me. It's what I symbolize and what I symbolize
Speaker 1: in an era of the normalization of untruths and lies
Speaker 1: and all the things you're seeing going on in society
Speaker 1: from January sixth to everything else that goes on people,
Speaker 1: the craving for consistency, for integrity, for truth, and for
Speaker 1: people caring about people. I'm a symbol of all that
Speaker 1: is good and decent and honest and awesome in the world.
Speaker 1: It's not that I think I'm so great, it's that
Speaker 1: everybody recognizes this. He is a delusional meglomaniac can we
Speaker 1: just understand that there's something deeply wrong with him, and
Speaker 1: he also seems to think it's funny. I mean, millions
Speaker 1: of people around the world have died from the COVID virus,
Speaker 1: and including apparently over a million Americans. Although the real data,
Speaker 1: I think when they look at the numbers with versus
Speaker 1: from COVID, will change that number substantially, but still it's
Speaker 1: a lot of people. Here is fact. She saying that
Speaker 1: he created making a joke, obviously, that he created the
Speaker 1: virus in his kitchen. We're at the epicenter of the
Speaker 1: initial outbreak. WA one, Washington One is considered the ancestral
Speaker 1: model string, the center I developed the answer I created.
Speaker 1: That's try. You let it loose. I was in my kitchen,
Speaker 1: you let it. Okay, gain a function? Here we come.
Speaker 1: You were here making a raja the Italian meatballs, and
Speaker 1: that's a gain of function. Yeah, it's hilarious, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Gain a function? Research likeliest cause of a global pandemic
Speaker 1: that stole millions of lives, billions of hours of people's
Speaker 1: lives stolen from them, locked away in misery, drug overdoses,
Speaker 1: and just schools shut down. The destruction of human life
Speaker 1: in general that occurred because of the psychotic response of
Speaker 1: Fauci and his peers to this virus, added to the
Speaker 1: fact that they're the most likely cause of the start
Speaker 1: of it, it's just too I almost I almost throw
Speaker 1: up on my shoes, honestly when I see these Fauci
Speaker 1: interviews and people think it's funny and they think he's cuddly.
Speaker 1: He's awful, And we will never have a full accounting
Speaker 1: of what happened in this country until people realize he
Speaker 1: is terrible, Burke's is terrible, Lenski is terrible. These people
Speaker 1: betrayed the trust that the American people and the really
Speaker 1: the international medical community put in them, and the results
Speaker 1: were utterly disastrous. I will not give up this fight
Speaker 1: until everyone recognizes, or at least every sane person realizes,
Speaker 1: what happened. More tomorrow, Team Shields High